Sound paint vsts - any feedback

[gritz]

Hi all
Just received advert about sound paint vsts claiming their Juno 60 Jupiter 8 snd dx7 emulsions are the best - anyone tried these yet

[MrFigg]

Hi all
Just received advert about sound paint vsts claiming their Juno 60 Jupiter 8 snd dx7 emulsions are the best - anyone tried these yet

Looks like they’re Romplers.
Also “emulsions”?! Paint. I get it. hahahaha.

[gritz]

Thank you mr figg magnificent comeback

What is a bloody rompler? I’ve seen them around and mentioned but too embarrassed to ask

[eusti]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rompler

D.

[MrFigg]

If you really want a good Juno or Jupiter emulation I don’t think you’ll get better than TAL…
https://tal-software.com/products

[gritz]

So a romper looks like a duck quacks like a duck but fundamentally is not a duck

[orthodox]

So a romper looks like a duck quacks like a duck but fundamentally is not a duck

It is a surrogate duck.

[gritz]

Lol

[QVprod]

Probably sounds good…but not an emulation. They just sampled the presets. Which is fine if that’s what you want.

[motuscott]

It is a surrogate duck.

Friend zoned again

[arqui]

I wonder, if one is just someone who only uses the presets, and does not get involved in sound engineering to create his own, what is the importance of being a rompler?
a clear example of an excellent rompler is IK Syntronik

[QVprod]

I wonder, if one is just someone who only uses the presets, and does not get involved in sound engineering to create his own, what is the importance of being a rompler?
a clear example of an excellent rompler is IK Syntronik

Nothing wrong with romplers. Just a matter of understanding what you’re using. If all you want are presets than it’s all you need. However, an emulation models the actual functionality of the synth so you’re not stuck with just the presets and limited tweaking.